Comparisons
Put the old limit next to the new one
A higher weekly limit is three numbers and a list of who is covered. Write them before you compare.
Anthropic's support page says the Claude Code weekly-limit promotion of 50 percent ended after 11:59 p.m. Pacific on September 13, 2026. From September 14, weekly limits are 25 percent higher than they were before that promotion, for Pro, Max, Team, and seat-based Enterprise.
The same page says the 5-hour limits did not change. Free plans and consumption-based Enterprise are not in the covered list.
Make three rows, not one headline
Row one: the pre-promotion weekly limit, which this page describes only as the baseline. If the page never prints the raw count, write Baseline not stated. Do not invent a token number.
Row two: the promotion, 50 percent above that baseline, through September 13, 2026, 11:59 p.m. Pacific. Row three: the replacement, 25 percent above the same baseline, starting September 14.
Write the plans in and the plans out
Covered, as stated: Pro, Max, Team, seat-based Enterprise. Not covered, as stated: Free, and consumption-based Enterprise. A comparison that says everyone got a raise is false to the page.
The 5-hour limit is a separate row. Unchanged is a result. It is not a footnote you can drop.
Decide only after the rows exist
25 percent higher than the old baseline is not the same claim as half the promo remains. Work it from the baseline the page uses. If the baseline count is missing, the decision is We cannot compute a weekly count from this page.
That is a complete comparison. It does not require a guess about a particular account.
Sources: Anthropic support note on Claude Code weekly limits